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FALKNER EVANS

Marbles

Consolidated Artists Productions

“This from That” sounds like a flashback of Wayne Shorter writing for Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers in the mid-’60s. An initially knotty opening passage straightens into a melodic motif that adds rhythmic and harmonic

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